A Good Order

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 5, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 18.

WITH a list of thirteen yearly subscriptions for both the weekly and monthly editions of the SIGNS, with $26.00 accompanying, comes the following good letter:

“I have received all the letters you have so kindly sent me. There are several reasons why I have been silent, but not because I have lost interest by any means. My Bible work has been about all I could attend to. There are several who are rejoicing in the truth as a result of the little I have been able to do. The Lord has been wonderfully good to me. Most of the names I am sending you are of those who have accepted present truth within the last two years. I am so glad to be able to send their names to you, for I know you (the SIGNS) will do them good as you have so many others in the past. I hope to be able to send other names soon.”